... through the trading history, we determine whether the price is currently in an uptrend, a downtrend, or a flat. For example, if a stock closes with growth (candles are mostly green) for several weeks, it is obvious that the uptrend is dominant. If the asset ... ... considered sideways. But a breakout (exit) of the price from this corridor often signals the beginning of a strong movement. When quotes confidently pass the resistance level or fall below the support, the market receives momentum - after all, there are no ...

... economy in the second quarter. This indicator will be a sign of the impact of high-interest rates and inflation on economic activity. Stagnation or a decrease in GDP will heighten recession concerns in Britain, putting pressure on the pound and the stocks of British companies. Conversely, moderate growth will be a pleasant surprise and support expectations of a "soft landing" for the economy. 12:00 (Eurozone) – GDP for Q2 2025 (Preliminary): Combined GDP of 20 Eurozone countries for the quarter. European investors will closely compare this figure with forecasts. Weak growth rates (or a decline) will ...

... logistics restructuring led to price spikes, the European gasoline and diesel market stabilized in 2025. Wholesale gasoline quotes are now close to the levels at the beginning of the year and significantly lower than last year: this is aided by relatively ... ... the US instead of Russian sources). Gas stations in the EU are gradually lowering prices for end consumers as more expensive stocks purchased last winter are replaced with cheaper batches. Nevertheless, high taxes and levies in Europe keep gasoline expensive ...

... means that the market price of such bonds falls, and investors must agree to a higher interest rate upon purchase. When investing, the impact of inflation is twofold. On one hand, companies can increase revenue as prices for goods and services rise, so stock quotes and real estate prices may sometimes increase along with inflation. On the other hand, excessively high inflation creates instability: businesses face rising costs and may struggle to keep pace with rapid price increases, while uncertainty decreases ...

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